Publisher's Synopsis
What do Uruguay and Argentina have in common? They are both countries of European descent that have fallen from grace in the modern world. Once hailed as models of democracy, prosperity, and culture, they are now plagued by economic crises, social unrest, and political corruption. How did they become the white bastard nations of the West?
In this book, Paul Cambria explores the historical, cultural, and political factors that led to the rise and fall of these two nations. He traces their origins as colonies of Spain, their struggles for independence, their golden age of immigration and development, and their decline into stagnation and decay. He also examines their current challenges and opportunities in the globalized world. The White Bastard Nations is a fascinating and provocative analysis of two countries that have been overlooked and misunderstood by many. It is also a warning and a lesson for other nations that may face similar fates in the future.
